Mrs Alma Kaliski Dies in Houston Texas
Mrs Alma W Kaliski widow of Emile Kaliski who ran a Monroe music store died in Houston Texas on Friday The body will arrive by Illinois Central train and funeral will be at 11 am in the Jewish Cemetery chapel Rabbi F K Hirsch officiating She was born in Vidalia lived in Monroe 43 years Surviving son Emile Jr granddaughter Carol Sue Kaliski three sisters Hulda Tillman Horsten Goldstein and Jonas Lehman Pallbearers listed including Alan Sugar Lazarre Caspari and others.
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Alma W. Kaliski
Emile Kaliski
Monroe
Houston
Tex
Illinois Central
F. K. Hirsch
Kaliski
Vidalia
Emily Kaliski, Jr
B’ Nai Israel
Emile Kaliski, Jr
Carol Sue Kaliski
Hulda Tillman
San Leandro
Calif
Hortense Goldstein
New York City
Jonas Lehman
New Orleans
Alan F. Sugar
Lazarre Caspari
Aubrey Haas
Henry Haas
F. M. Goldsmith
E. N. Mansberg, Jr
Licenses To Fish On Sale In Louisiana For 1947
Louisiana wildlife officials announce angling licenses for 1947 go on sale this week through sheriffs offices. Resident licenses remain $1 for ages 15 to 66, while nonresident licenses rise from $5 to $10 per year. A printed digest of new fishing laws is available at sheriff offices or the department in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Luther
Montgomery
State Wildlife and Fisheries Department
Louisiana
Monroe
Morning World
Haser
Laser
Alexander Woollcott
Woollcott
Baby talk called big sounding name in old language study
Washington report notes that hypocorism or baby talk dates back to 1531 with Sir Thomas Elyot’s complaint of corrupt pronunciation. Allen Walker Read cites Noah Webster 1788 and Joseph M Field 1847 as early American references to baby talk and its spread.
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Allen Walker Read
Modern Language Association of America
Read
Thomas Elyot
Thomas
America
Noah Webster
Joseph M. Field
Swallowed Bobby Pin Moves Girl Recovers
Winnie Rose Poole nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Poole of Strong is recovering in an El Dorado hospital after swallowing a bobby pin that lodged in her throat. The pin shifted and the doctors say she is out of danger.
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Fel Dorado, Ark
Winnie Rose Poole
Harry Poole
Strong
el Dorado Hospital
Ouachita Parish School Board to Elect Officers Friday
The Ouachita Parish School Board will meet Friday January 3 1947 to elect officers and seat four new members D Frank Smith Connie Fuller Charles G Wall Jr Aubrey Calloway plus Luther Peacock already serving. Rumor names Wall or Barlow Snabnet as potential president. Wall aimed to push West Monroe high school independence from the parish high school in Monroe.
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Ouachita Parish
D. Frank Smith
Connie Fuller
Charles G. Wall, Jr
Aubrey Calloway
Luther Peacock
Frank Owen
Fred G. Thatcher
Wall
Barlow Snabnet
West Monroe
Monroe
Louisiana Farm Crop Values Up In 1946 Report
Louisiana crops valued at 218 million dollars with truck crops at 20.3 million in the 1946 crop report. Cotton was the poorest in 36 years at 19.6 million but led in value, while rice and sugar cane followed. Strawberries led truck crops at 11.18 million, pecan production estimated at 9 million pounds worth 2.69 million.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Crop Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Service
Mexicans Claim of Land Denied by Court ruling
The United States fifth circuit court of appeals denied a Mexican citizens land claim to a Texas border tract between the Nueces and Rio Grande Rivers. The court upheld a Texas court decision that Stanolind Oil and Gas Co. and others own the land, rejecting treaty protections argued from the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty cited by the Mexican claimants.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Kingdom of Spain
United States
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Court For
Southern District of Texas
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co
Dimas Venacio Ybarra Amaya
Nueces and
Rio Grande Rivers
Texas
Spain
State of
Guadalupe
Congress
Circuit
Samuel H. Sibley
Curtis L. Waller
Elmo P. Lee
Treaty of Guadalupe
Woman With Slashed Wrists Found In Rayville Home
Mrs. Dorothy Burt Adams, 27, was found semi conscious at her Girard home with both wrists severely cut. She was rushed to a Rayville doctor then to Monroe hospital in shock and blood loss. Sheriff J F Jones reported no motive yet. She is the wife of J N Adams and mother of two. her mother is Mamie Burt of Rayville.
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Rayville
Dorothy Burt Adams
Girard
J. F. Jones
J. N. Adams
Mamie Burt
Holidays Free of Coroner's Cases in Ouachita Parish
Christmas 1946 brought a quiet holiday period in Ouachita Parish with no accident cases or investigations reported by Coroner Dr. J. T. French. He noted such periods are usually marked by fatalities or homicides, but this holiday season passed without those misfortunes.
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J. T. French
Ouachita Parish
Parish schools set to reopen after breaks Monday
Ouachita parish schools will reopen after a week long vacation tomorrow morning. Monroe city schools will reopen Thursday January 2. Northeast Junior College and St Matthew's parochial school will reopen Monday January 6.
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Ouachita Parish
City of Monroe
Northeast Junior College
St. Matthew's
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Archer
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